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India is a country of diversified natural beauty, ranging from hills, mountains, valleys, meadows, lakes, waterfalls, sea, ocean and rivers. The country has a number of awe-inspiring hill stations that are unique in their own way. Here is a list of the top 5 hill stations of India which are extremely popular and bears the stamp of “Incredible India”. The list is made after a long research and apart from popularity many other factors were also taken into consideration.

Kovalam is undoubtedly one of the most popular and preferred beach destinations for foreign travelers in India. This is also the first topless beach of India which first sought into prominence with the coming of large number of hippies during seventies. Whenever one thinks of Kovalam, the very sight which comes into his mind is that of foreign tourists taking sunbath to get their skin tanned.

Mukutmanipur is one of the most popular weekend tourist destination of west Bengal. Earlier Mukutmanipur was known as a popular picnic spot only, but in recent years it has developed itself to be weekend hot spot of Bengal, thanks to the development of some very good resorts and initiatives of the government.

Patnitop may not be as popular as other hill destinations of Jammu and Kashmir like Pahalgam, Gulmarg and Sonmarg, but is in no way lesser beautiful. Being very close to Jammu on the National Highway that links Jammu and Srinagar, it is indeed very easily accessible. This all weather destination is fast becoming popular among tourists.

Kalpa is the newest destination of Himachal which is fast gaining popularity as an alternative to Shimla and Manali. Blessed with some of the most spectacular and beautiful landscapes anywhere, it is a travelers paradise with spectacular views of snow covered ranges of Kinnaur Kailash all around. is an ideal destination where you will find that laid back sleepy feel so essential for a relaxing holiday. For latest and updated tips, news and advice from real Kalpa travelers and tourists, continue reading ……

Mussoorie – one of the most popular hill station of north India is regarded as the “Queen of hills” simply because of its beauty. This charming hill resort of Uttarakhand witness large influx of both domestic and international tourists throughout the year. Mussoorie has the reputation of being one of the most ideal destinations among honeymoon couples for a romantic vacation.

Lava – the serene and misty hamlet town in the Kalimpong sub-division near Darjeeling in West Bengal is one of the new hill destination of West Bengal. This almost virgin hill resort is an ideal place for pure relaxing and is fast developing into a major tourist destination. Being the gateway to Neora Valley National Park and receiving snowfall during winter months are the two fascinating facts of Lava apart from awesome scenic beauty and rich collection of flora and fauna.

Matheran – a unique eco-destination near Mumbai is a popular weekend gateway. Declared as an eco-sensitive region by the Union Environment Ministry, Matheran is perhaps the only place in the globe where automobiles are not allowed. This relatively small hill station, with panoramic view of the surrounding is a perfect place to relax and get cut off from the entire world. To know about the tour of Matheran in details, continue reading….

Sangla valley at an altitude of 2700 m surrounded by towering mountains on all sides on the banks of Baspa River is one of the most picturesque valley town of Himachal Pradesh. A tour of Sangla will take you to the land of green meadows, swift flowing river, snow covered towering peaks for a memorable holiday. Easytouristguide provides all the latest of Sangla Tour Info.

Almora – known for offering breathtaking panoramic view of the snow capped peaks of the Himalayan ranges is a popular tourist destination of Kumaon region. This breathtakingly beautiful hill town is also known for the large number of temples of various Hindu Gods and Goddesses. The scenic beauty of Almora is still unspoilt which is evident from its old styled buildings, paved roads and stone temples.